nix-config/dunst/.config/wal/templates/dunstrc
Donovan Glover c4b7b69f66
stow: Split bspwm into separate packages
It turns out that placing similar config files (i.e. bspwm-related) in
the same directory is not the way to go about handling dotfiles since
each config file (or dotfile) *should* manipulate only a single program.

This was not the case back when I used urxvt (which would require the
old method of .Xresources), but now that I understand more about how
*modern* dotfiles work (with $XDG_CONFIG_HOME), separating dotfiles by
program became the obvious choice.
2018-11-17 14:58:13 -05:00

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# New Start: A modern Arch workflow built with an emphasis on functionality.
# Copyright (C) 2018 Donovan Glover
# NOTE: This file is automatically generated by pywal. Do not edit it by hand.
[global]
# Make the width 3740 (3840 - 100), have 50 left margin and 95 above
geometry = "3740x5-50+95"
# Show multiple notifications in the same box
separator_height = 0
# Add vertical padding to the inside of the notification
padding = 24
# Add horizontal padding for when the text gets long enough
horizontal_padding = 24
# The frame color and width of the notification
frame_color = "{color4}"
frame_width = 6
# How long a user needs to be idle for sticky notifications
idle_threshold = 120
# Font and typography settings
font = Fira Mono 11
alignment = center
word_wrap = yes
# Format for how notifications will be displayed
# Usage: `notify-send 'Title' 'Summary'`
format = "<b>%s</b>: %b"
# Allow some HTML tags like <i> and <u> in notifications
markup = full
# These are the keybindings used to control dunst notifications
[shortcuts]
close = ctrl+space
close_all = ctrl+shift+space
history = ctrl+grave
# Set the background and foreground (text) color for all notifications
[urgency_low]
background = "{background}"
foreground = "{foreground}"
[urgency_normal]
background = "{background}"
foreground = "{foreground}"
[urgency_critical]
background = "{background}"
foreground = "{foreground}"
# vim:ft=cfg